Bendable multicolour cotton rope perch, 40 cm
A 40 cm multicolour cotton rope with a rigid core and a screw fitting at each end: bend it to link two sides of the cage and add a foothold at a new height.
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Description
A well-planned cage offers perches at several heights and diameters without cluttering the flight space. In practice you often end up with the two parallel sticks it came with, and a bird taking the same three steps all day. Our guide covers how many to fit and where to put them.
This braided multicolour cotton rope perch is 40 cm long. Its rigid core bends by hand: into an arch linking two sides, an L in a corner, or straight like a bridge. Each end has a screw fitting that tightens on the bars. Cotton gives a soft grip unlike wood, and birds happily move along it like a vine.
220 g. It suits budgies, lovebirds, cockatiels and conures. Cotton gets dirty and wears: wash it in hot water, let it dry completely, and trim or remove loose threads so no claw gets caught. Combine it with natural branches to vary the footholds.
Ships in 8 to 15 working days, 14 days to return it, free delivery from €49.
Specifications
| Length | 40 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 220 g |
| Material | braided multicolour cotton rope, rigid core |
| Fitting | screw at each end |
| For | budgie, lovebird, cockatiel, conure |
Frequently asked questions
Does it hold its shape once bent?
Yes, the rigid core keeps the shape you give it; reshape it by hand if your bird pushes it out.
What’s the difference from the pastel flexible perch?
This one is longer (40 cm) and multicolour, for bridging; the pastel one is 35 cm and better suited to arches and spirals.
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How it works
Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France, VAT FR21995268018. Prices VAT included. Terms of sale